Handouts of Classroom Course
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5 |
About science writing
Prepare your writing- Tiny Steps
How to Write Your First Research Paper
The Joy of Writing
Useful Phrases Wallwork book
How to Write a Literature Review 1
How to Write a Literature Review 2
How to read a review paper
The Abstract
Writing Cover Letters for Scientific Manuscript
Notes on Writing a Paper
Making Tables and Figures
Summary of The Science of Science WritingEssay The Curse of Knowledge by Steven Pinker
Ten Principles
Helen Sword: Stylish Academic Writing
Summary Writing Tips October 2019
Reader English For Publication
How to Write a paper_George M Hall BMJ
A checklist for improving abstracts
Reading Tips |
Blogs
https://thesiswhisperer.com/
https://patthomson.net/
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/writingforresearch/
https://medium.com/@write4research
http://www.raulpacheco.org/blog/ |
Writing Tools
Question Tool Introduction
Question Tool Discussion
Tiny writing steps
Transitional Words and Phrases
COREQ: Questions for Reporting Qualitative Research
Templates for observational studies |
Websites
The Swales Moves Website
The Manchester Phrasebank
Academic Phrasebank
The Writer’s Diet
Readability Formulas
The Hemingway App
Look Through your Text – Voyant-tools.org
Words per Sentence Tool |
Articles
1. Plenty of Moustaches
2. Happiness in your Network
3. Essay: The Curse of Knowledge (by Steven Pinker)
4a The Darwin Awards full text
4b The Darwin Awards I-M-R
5. Use of Positive and Negative Words in Science
6. Impact of Spin (Boutron)
7. Spin in Published Biomedical Literature (Chiu)
8. BMJ Emoji in medical literature |
Answer Keys
Plenty of Moustaches Answer Key -Exercise 6
The topic sentence Answer Key – Exercise 7
Key sentences in Happiness article Answer Key – Exercise 9
Four tools of cohesion Answer Key – Exercise 10
Passive or active Answer Key – Exercise 12
Passive explanation |